TPM

  Step 1: Clean the belt with a rag touching and observing the belt. Step 2: Look if flat belt is worn or cracked.

Use this chains and sprockets inspection OPL to teach visual checks for worn teeth, misalignment, abnormal condition, cleaning, inspection, and follow-up.

1. What is TPM? ‘TPM’ stands for ‘Total Productive Maintenance.’ It began with equipment maintenance and PM (preventive care) in particular. It was subsequently developed into a systematic approach for entire production sites, eventually appearing under TPM in Japan in 1971. In the subsequent three decades, it has helped increase…

AM Step 6 Activities Up to this stage, the Autonomous Maintenance activities have focused on  the equipment, and in particular, the basic equipment conditions and the  daily checks required to maintain them. The aim of Step 6, in addition to  consolidating what has been done so far, is to expand…